"Nova_77" is a gamertag nameplate for a gaming channel. Heavy white letters with cyan and red glitch offsets sit inside an angular cyan HUD plate, with a few stray glitch pixels around it on a plain black background.

Create a finished square 1:1 profile nameplate graphic, designed to remain readable as a small avatar. Center one compact, beveled digital nameplate on a near-black digital void. Render the exact text “Nova_77” once, with no other words. Make the headline large and immediately legible: bold, clean geometric sans-serif display letters, cold-white bodies, broad strokes, tight spacing, crisp apertures. Apply controlled cyber-glitch corruption to the lettering: 3–5 horizontal signal-failure slices per letter, each 2–8 px of offset and 2–4 px tall; cyan ghost channel offset 4 px left and magenta ghost channel offset 4 px right; fine horizontal CRT cuts at 15–20 px intervals, about 25% opacity. Add 3–5 sharp rectangular chunks of letter pixels displaced 10–25 px horizontally at varied heights. Keep the word recognizable, not fragmented beyond reading. Dense, rhythmic horizontal CRT scanlines spaced 3–4 px across the text surface; subtle cyan-white phosphor bloom on the letter boundaries. The nameplate is a dark smoked-glass and black anodized-metal slab with a thin cyan-lit inset rim, clipped digital corners, and a few separated red and cyan pixel fragments near the outer edge. Keep the frame subordinate to the name. Deep charcoal-black background, sparse digital pixel debris, no busy noise field, no gradients, no additional symbols that resemble letters. Centered, balanced composition with generous safe margins around the plate; high-contrast, crisp, production-ready graphic, sharp edges, restrained bloom, precise scanline detail. The background stays dark and uncluttered so the white headline and colored channel fringes read clearly at profile size.